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I have been programming since my first TI-99 in 1982. I mainly program in vb.net but also dabble in PHP, asm, perl, C & javascript. I have been working in the IT field since 1989 doing mostly programming, Novell server admin, network cabling,…
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MS strikes again. In my tiny little mind this should be a no brainer but I just don't see how to make this work. I have an unbound DataGridView control where I have defined the columns at design time. Currently to add a new row I use a like this: … | |
Re: You can download the latest version of the .Net framework from [URL="http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=AB99342F-5D1A-413D-8319-81DA479AB0D7&displaylang=en"]Microsoft[/URL]. This will install the 3.5 & 2.0 versions of the framework. If you developed your program using version 1.0 then I won't promise it will work on this framework without tweaking. | |
Re: [QUOTE=dre-logics;1179664]Can you give me an example of this "printing service components" for my situation[/QUOTE] There are two basic ways I do this. One is to add a PrintDocument to the form and the other is to declare it in code. This is the code route: In the global section of … | |
I have been sent an xsd file to use as a model for generating an XML file. I have used the XSD.exe utility to create a typed class. I have populated this class with the data required but now I am looking for a way to turn this data into … | |
Re: Where is context.handler coming from? I need a "bigger picture" of the code. | |
Re: Well if you only needed a unique name then you could just use: filename = my.Computer.FileSystem.GetTempFileName If you want something more predictable you can always do this: Dim i As Integer = 0 Dim FileMask As String = "MyFile_{0}.txt" Dim Filename As String = "" Filename = String.Format(FileMask, i) Do … | |
Re: What control(s) are you using? What do you use to act as the source of your images? Do you preload an imagelist control? | |
Re: [QUOTE=Michael Stancil;691534]What is the easiest way to print pdf files using Visual Basic 2005? I have some experience programming in VB 6 but I'm haven’t' been using 2005 very long so I’m still quite ignorant. Thanks for any help I can get. If someone could point me in the right … |
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